What called your attention at the NAMM?

[Mr_-G-]

Did anybody go to the NAMM? If so I am curious about what was the gear that impressed you most?

So far the few videos I stuff I liked or found interesting were:
Nord A1 (what I heard sounds very good)
Roland FA-06 (Integra sounds [at least some of them], a keyboard and sequencer at less than the Integra price?)
Korg MS-20 Kit (!!?) but seems overpriced, and I imagine there is a finite risk of damaging while building it up...
The "discrete" Moog theremin... I tried playing the old one, very difficult to play anything other than old sci-fi movie effects Maybe with the pitch quantisation one can do more. Funny looking (not the funny ha-ha BTW).
A forthcoming OS uplift the Privia PX-5S? Did I understand correctly stacking 14 sounds??? I thought that was 6.

The most ridiculous controller has to be this one:
http://www.sonicstate.com/news/2014/01/ ... ontroller/
At $190 is there a market for that?

[analogika]

The Theremini looks great — I love how you can set the scale-forcing, and use the Animoog engine. This might be one for me in a little while…

The MS-20 kit is a collector's item (only 1000 to be made), and it is priced just slightly above where the vintage MS-20s are now that the market collapsed with the release of the mini.

The new Elektron analog RYTM looks really awesome. Awful name, though.

I'm a little disappointed that nothing was heard of the Roland AIRA.

[Gustavo]

The only things I might be tempted eventually to get (but not all at the same time) are:
Ditto X2 Looper Pedal
Moog Sub 37
Casio Priva PX-5S with the new voices update
Korg RK-100S OR Alesis Vortex wireless (in Black)

I would like to eventually get a keytar. The Korg is more expensive, but looks more expressive and has a microkorg XL+ built in (even has the vocoder).

[analogika]

Ah yes…forgot to mention the Sub 37! How could I!

[Six-string-man]

Liked the look of the Focusrite iDock. Not badly priced at £170.


SSM

[organuts]

The only things I might be tempted eventually to get (but not all at the same time) are:
Ditto X2 Looper Pedal
Moog Sub 37
Casio Priva PX-5S with the new voices update
Korg RK-100S OR Alesis Vortex wireless (in Black)

I would like to eventually get a keytar. The Korg is more expensive, but looks more expressive and has a microkorg XL+ built in (even has the vocoder).

The Casio PX5S seems to offer incredible value for money indeed. The demos sound just great.

[Hambone]

Moog Sub 37!

[Hambone]

The Leslie Studio 12 was announced at last year's NAMM and there still are no consumer reviews online. What's the deal?